The phrase "a strong and active" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is vigorous, energetic, or engaged in activities.
Example: "She is a strong and active participant in community service projects."
Alternatives: "dynamic and engaged" or "vibrant and involved".
At 5, Hap was a strong and active child--a holy terror.
"I, a strong and active man, in broad daylight, found it a hard matter to pass," he later wrote.
We now seek a strong and active partnership across all the political parties and between national and local government in order to focus on the delivery of HS2.
As with Middletowns everywhere, the city faces difficulties, but it seems these are matched by a strong and active community willing to take them on.
While India has a strong and active civil society, the media is still driven by the educated middle to upper classes.
There are majorities in every free country for a mixed economy, where markets are counter-balanced by a strong and active state.
In this study, a vector with the CMV promoter, which is a strong and constitutively active promoter [ 34], was constructed using the same backbone as the previously vectors as a control.
"He has been a very strong and active and effective friend of affordable housing and tenants," said Benjamin Dulchin, deputy director of the Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development.
Sergey Lavrov, the Russian ambassador, spoke for many when he said "all of us wish a stronger and more active role of the United Nations".
Danielle is a strong advocate and active practitioner in environmental sustainability, involvement in the local community, and as a connector of people and businesses by working with organizations such as Green Columbus, Glass Axis, Net Impact, and others.
The leader of BECTU General Secretary Gerry Morrissey says: BECTU always cheers the success of British talent, but we are particularly pleased that such a strong supporter and active member has achieved such well-deserved success.
